Norfolk’s Johnson Park illuminated red in honor of fallen firefighters

The riverfront at a Norfolk park is illuminated red this week in honor of fallen firefighters.

April 28, 2026Updated: April 28, 2026

By Michael Shively

Regional

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State

Norfolk’s Johnson Park illuminated red in honor of fallen firefighters

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